Muzilog Magazine Podcast Samuel Archer

Discover our captivating interview with Rachel McCullough, the lead vocalist of the sensational indie rock band Black Cat Habitat. Rachel delves into her musical journey, upcoming projects, and more in this exclusive conversation.

Website: Black Cat Habitat

Jazz Saxophonist, Courtney Fadlin stopped by to talk about his new album - "Spread Love" and more!


Courtney Fadlin has gained quite a notable reputation for his solo career and collaborations. In the music world, there’s no standing still. He is always building towards the next release, adding more classics to his repertoire. He has built a solid fan base that consists of listeners of every generation from all over the world. Through his latest albums, “Still Standing” and “Hymnology 2”, Courtney continues to build his reputation as an outstanding Jazz Saxophonist and gains global recognition for his performances.

Since releasing "Something Sweet," MunnyCat continues penetrating the wall of noise by releasing their new song and music video, "Follow The Leader."

There's more... MunnyCat took a moment to chop-it-up with Muzilog Magazine's Samuel Archer about their music and more. Check out the interview with Khaledzou and K808 of MunnyCat.

Songwriter, artist and producer, Jeanne Ricks stopped by to talk about her new music, musical background and more.

World-renowned guitarist and vocalist Jeanne Ricks delivers another musical offering, "Reinvention." An eight-section body of work combined with smooth jazz arrangements featuring her guitar chops and vocal prowess.

Songwriter, artist and producer, Keith Robertson stopped by to talk about his new music, musical background and more.



Keith Robertson is the nephew of both Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees, The Isley Brothers, and the legendary Hall of Fame basketball player, Oscar “The Big O” Robertson. He is a professionally trained drummer, percussionist, songwriter, and producer. The industry first took notice of Keith when in 1988 he received percussion and drum programming credits for Teddy Pendergrass’ Gold Plaque award winning LP “Joy”. From there, he toured as a singer/percussionist with Grammy Award winners “The Dazz Band.” He was later mentored in production and songwriting by hit maker Reggie Calloway of Midnight Star/Calloway. He went on to receive a multi-platinum award for his songwriting collaboration on N-Sync’s 11 million + bestselling CD “No Strings Attached” in 2001.

Detroit native and vocalist Beth Griffith Manley, whose stage name is Beth, stopped through at MUZILOG MAGAZINE PODCAST to talk about her new single and more.

Listen to Beth here